Joro spiders have reportedly found their way into the Great Smoky Mountains. Here's what to know about the species if you ...

But they’re also strikingly large. While males stay much smaller, females can achieve a leg span of up to four inches, their bodies more than a quarter of that length. Native to Asia, Joro spiders ...

A Polish homeowner said he nearly had a “heart attack” after waking up on Halloween morning to see that his yard was ...

A man woke up to a frightening sight in his yard after spiders gave it an overnight free "Halloween makeover." Maciej Wąsiatycz, 28, is from Poznań, Poland, and owns a house on the outskirts of the ...

However, they are large, speedy hunters willing to chase ... flies and other prey during daylight hours. To create a spider-friendly garden, make sure to have areas planted in groundcovers or ...

Yellow garden spiders (Argiope aurantia) are expert weavers; they can construct large and complex webs in a short time. They're often found in the eaves of houses, where they ensnare their prey ...

Britain is seeing a surge in the population of a spider species that can grow to the size of a human hand. Despite once being classed as endangered, the Fen Raft spider has seen a dramatic ...

Like the marbled orb-weaver, some people call this species a pumpkin spider, probably because the females have a big orange belly ... control in your home and garden and most, like the ones ...

Learn about the challenges of Spider Mites and how to address them in your garden, as discussed at the Pulaski Garden Club ...

Cabbage loopers on the garden greens cause almost as much damage as spider mites ... The butterflies are large and beautiful with golden wings and black patterning on the wings.

It has been suggested the President-elect could be in attendance when Craig fights American Bo Nickal at Madison Sqaure ...

They're huge and colorful, with bands of yellow and blue. These massive spiders have been making headlines over the past months as they expand their presence in the United States. Now, they've ...